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Granted, CS and I have a combined prandial gastronomic, collectivistic consumption spanning nearly a century (we make no admission of time exceeding that!). Coincidentally, we were both blessed with superbly critical, highly skilled, culinary genius in the kitchen – parents of Polish and Hungarian descent respectively. They tolerated nothing but brilliance and excellence from their gifted, savant, miraculous offspring of the Diaspora and post Nazi oblation – instilling in us not only superior minds and egos endowed by birth, as well as a natural hunger for all things good. Our generation was brought up with the assumption that somehow we were born with inalienable rights to judge and critique the handiwork of our peers but never our parents. Both of us share the uncanny experience of every patriarchal inquisition into our lives and all critical moments predicated with the always relevant questions: "What did they serve?", or "What did you eat? Was it good?"
The locus of kosher restaurants we've marked collectively through the various stages of our lives is equally impressive. From family style restaurants, to fancy upscale dating restaurants, from cafés for momentary pondering or perusal to married dating eateries, circling back to family restaurants and some of us back to dating restaurants again… we've done them all! The Shabbos tables we've set and served along with the tables we've guested at – often with suffered grimaced smiles of approval conceding to our napkins the putrid memorial – or being imparadised by occasional sensational dishes provided by our hosts! The trials and tribulations of experimental dishes imposed on our loving families without dis-ownership or dis-membership is legendary.
CS has an impressive curriculum vitae – having written many a fine food and/or wine review for well known global publications. I, on the other hand, am more the 'everyman', learning through doing, acquiring new skill sets, cultivating and advancing my palate and knowledge as I go along. And now we both sit here… judging others with culinary degrees and years of mastery in the art of Kosher cooking. Yeah, maybe we've cultivated our palates enough to judge… certainly as well as the consumers whose attendance make or break a restaurant. Mostly, we are grateful, grateful for the abundance of excellent restaurant choices and fine cuisine that we have been privileged to find and sample. It's competitive out there and to keep the edge, a fine dining restaurant has to be good. We want a great dining experience and customers want to feel that the money spent was well worth the investment. The mediocre don't survive for long. There are some food reviews that we'll never publish, nameless here forever more…
There are many great kosher restaurants yet to review and savor. We love sharing our experiences with you and hope you enjoy sharing with us here at The Kosher Scene. With z'man matan Torah upon us, we would like to wish all our readers a Chag Shavuot sameach! May this time of Torah and harvest bring cornucopian blessings of plenty into your homes and lives.
We've collected some great Yom Tov recipes here and here. Enjoy!


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Ozzie's not too happy with White Sox; who would be?
Ozzie Guillen never really needed something drastic to happen for him to
drop a few dirty words. But two years after leading Chicago to a World
Series victory, the White Sox manager is saddled with a team playing so
dreadfully, most baseball-watching mothers simply would nod in agreement
instead of reaching for the bar of soap to wash out Guillen's mouth.
The White Sox entered the weekend 10 games below .500 for the first time
since 2001, hadn't won a series since May 21-23 and had lost 19 of their
last 24. Friday and Saturday losses to the Cubs just added to the misery.
"And we're still getting paid for that, huh?" Guillen said. "That's a little
embarrassing. Getting paid to lose series."
One day earlier, Guillen said his team's performance in a loss to Florida
was a "joke" and that his players were wasting their talent.
Chicago ranks last in the league in runs scored (4.01 per game), hits (7.8
per game), average (.236), on-base percentage (.310), slugging percentage
(.369), OPS (.679), doubles, triples, total bases and RBIs.
The problems aren't confined to the hitters. Chicago's bullpen is 2-10 with
an 8.16 ERA during its last 38 games.
"With the names we have in here, things eventually have to turn around,"
utilityman Rob Mackowiak told the Chicago Tribune. "I know we've been saying
that for months. You would think the odds of turning it around would be in
our favor."
The White Sox have had their share of injury problems. Third baseman Joe
Crede is out for the season following back surgery. Outfielder Scott
Podsednik returned Saturday but had been on the DL for a month with a
groin injury. First baseman/DH Jim Thome missed most of a month with a
strained right rib cage and is battling back spasms. Outfielder Darin Erstad
was out three weeks with a sprained left ankle.
The first guy to take the fall was scouting director Duane Shaffer, fired
Friday after 35 years with the team. He had supervised the team's draft
picks since 1991.
General Manager Ken Williams is said to have begun to mull trading away
left-hander Mark Buehrle, veteran outfielder Jermaine Dye and second baseman
Tadahito Iguchi, all of whom can declare free agency this fall.
"Every day I think about it -- when something happens to one of my players,
how am I going to react?" Guillen told the Chicago Sun-Times. "It's because
of the relationship we've had the past four years. It's not going to be
easy. That's why I keep rooting for those guys and have faith in them,
because I don't want that to happen. And the only way that doesn't happen is
if we start winning."
It's time for Milton Bradley to get a second chance.
The mercurial outfielder already has worn out his welcome with the Expos,
Indians, Dodgers and A's. He was designated for assignment Thursday despite
a pretty fair .818 OPS in 115 games for Oakland.
Teams are willing to put up with Bradley's outbursts because he is a fine
athlete who can be a real asset when healthy. But if he can't stay healthy,
the bosses have to worry about his injuries and his attitude. At some point,
the team decides he's not worth the worry and moves on.
Bradley will turn 30 next spring and isn't likely to change. When not
consumed by anger, he can be intelligent, engaging, thought-provoking and
even funny. But even during those conversations, you swear you can hear
something ticking. That's why, at some point in the future, he's going to
get a second chance for the last time.
Weird injury of the week goes to Tampa Bay pitching coach Jim Hickey, who
went out to play golf Tuesday and came back with 11 stitches and an ugly
bruise near his right eye. Hickey said he hit the ball off the curb of a
cart path, and the ricochet struck him squarely in the face.
San Diego right-hander Jake Peavy is on track to set a franchise record for
career strikeouts. Peavy fanned seven Tuesday to bring his career total to
960, ahead of Trevor Hoffman (956) and just 77 behind Andy Benes (1,036).
"You can almost put out a lawn chair and enjoy the show," Padres first
baseman Adrian Gonzalez said in the Chicago Tribune of playing behind Peavy.
San Francisco's Dave Roberts received a standing ovation that lasted nearly
a minute when the Giants played Boston at Fenway Park. Red Sox fans
remembered that Roberts stole second against New York's Mariano Rivera in
the 2004 American League Championship Series, a key moment in the comeback
victory that sparked Boston's World Series run.
"It gets closer and closer every single time," Roberts told MLB.com of
watching video of his steal. "And I swear, I hope five, 10, 20 years down
the road (umpire) Joe West doesn't change his mind and call me out."
Five active players have 1,000 or more career hits in the same ballpark.
They are Colorado's Todd Helton (who got his 1,000th at Coors Field on
Wednesday), Derek Jeter, Frank Thomas, Garrett Anderson and Sammy Sosa.
Milwaukee's Prince Fielder, on pace to hit 58 home runs, had an
inside-the-park homer last Sunday at the Metrodome. ESPN's Jayson Stark
reports only seven players have hit one inside the park during a 50-home
season. They are Sammy Sosa (2001), Babe Ruth (1927), Jimmie Foxx (1932),
Hank Greenberg (1938), Hack Wilson (1930), Mickey Mantle (1961) and Willie
Mays (1955).
Detroit's planning commission has put a hold on the demolition of old Tiger
Stadium because of insufficient planning by the Detroit Economic Growth
Corp. The project would cost the city about $2.9 million. The Tigers last
played in the ballpark in 1999. It opened in 1912.
Some quick hits:
Umpire Ron Kulpa called both Justin Verlander's no-hitter and Curt
Schilling's one-hitter in the same week.
Kenny Lofton has played on 10 playoff teams in the last 16 years.
Injured left-hander Eric Milton won 16 games during his three years with the
Reds and was paid $1.59 million for each of them.
The American League was 114-96 against the National League in interleague
games through Thursday. The AL was 154-98 against the NL in 2006.
Weird stat of the week: American League pitchers (who never hit) were
batting .171 in interleague games through Wednesday, while NL pitchers (who
hit all year) were batting .149.
Reach Canton Repository sports writer Andy Call at (330) 580-8346 or e-mail:

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Six facts about poinsettias
Poinsettias are a well-loved variety of houseplant. Their gracious (but bold) red and green leaves flourish in foil-covered pots in places public and private, augmenting the holiday spirit. Rumored to be poisonous (they're not), and originating in the exotic Mexican state Morelos, they are simultaneously a plant of intrigue and a common sight. These six facts about poinsettias will help you to appreciate and enjoy your poinsettia for years to come. (It can bloom for more than one season!)
1. The red blooms of the poinsettia are bracts, not flowers.
According to the University of Illinois Extension, the showy red blooms of the poinsettia are not flowers. They are modified leaves, otherwise known as "bracts". The flowers of a poinsettia plant are the small yellow flowers in the center of the bracts. According to Iowa State University Extension and Outreach, the colorful bracts drop off of the plant after the flowers have shed their pollen. For plants that are in bloom longer, select a plant whose flowers show little or no yellow pollen.
2. Poinsettias are available in more than 100 colors.
While a shade called "Prestige Red" is one of the most-bought cultivars of poinsettia, don't feel limited to the classic green and red leaved look. According to the University of Illinois Extension, over 100 colors of poinsettia are available. Should you desire a bit of variety, poinsettias are also cultivated with bracts in shades of white, salmon, gold, cream, pink and burgundy.
3. Contrary to popular belief, poinsettias are not poisonous.
According to the Colorado State University Extension, 1971 research at Ohio State University proved poinsettias were only poisonous to rats when the rats ate 500 brachs or leaves. However, they are not meant for human or animal consumption. Poinsettias contain a sap that is irritating to animals and to people with latex allergies. Dogs or cats that eat poinsettia leaves or stalks have been known to cough or vomit, though the plants are not fatal to them. Since dogs will often taste new objects in their surroundings, it is best to place poinsettias in places where dogs cannot reach them.
4. Poinsettias like cooler temperatures, but not too cold.
The experts at Ohio State University Extension suggest keeping your poinsettia at 65 to 70 degrees Fahrenheit during the day, and at a slightly cooler temperature at night. These optimal temperatures promote longer blooming. To avoid leaf drop, keep the poinsettia away from heat sources and drafts.
5. Moderation is the key when watering a poinsettia.
Only water a poinsettia when its soil is dry to the touch. How much water should you add to the pot? Horticulturists from the Clemson University Cooperative Extension Service suggest watering until water seeps out the bottom of the drainage holes. Be sure to remove the foil that often covers drainage holes if you have just purchased a poinsettia. Although poinsettias do not like to dry out, they also do not like to sit in water. Empty the water that accumulates in the drip pan that holds the pot.
6. It's not only possible, but also easy, to reflower a poinsettia year after year.
The Michigan State University Cooperative Extension Service published a fantastic, simple chart that details how to make a poinsettia reflower. Simply, in March, remove the flower and cut stems to 6 inches. In June, repot the plant in a larger pot. Then plant it (in the pot) outside. In July, pinch off the lateral shoots. In late August, take the plant inside. From Sept. 20 to Dec. 1, keep your poinsettia in light from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. only. Keep it in darkness from 5 p.m. to 8 a.m. This will cause the poinsettia to flower by Christmas.
This article originally appeared at http://www.networx.com/article/six-facts-about-poinsettias. Chaya Kurtz writes for Roofing Networx.


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Today's Music: Tony Bennet & Diana Krall – I've Got The World On A String
Note – Tonight's Beatnik Poetry Slam ans nothing to do with Lynne at Free Penny Press who is hosting take-it-to-the-street-poetry.
Because Beats don't join clubs like that.
Unless there's dark coffee.
And angst.
A black curtain, speckled with bright white LEDs
Drummer Moe Green with the brushes plays the Hi Hat (Ka-Tshhhh) under a dark blue backlight.
A warm pinpoint spot slowly widens on the black-turtle necked torso of El Guapo, clove cigarette dangling languidly from his lips, mirrored Wayfarers reflecting the infinity of space…
Like jewels
Glimmering in deepest darkest dirt
I blink
rocket past a star.
illuminate my pores
orbit near and far
(exhale of smoke scents the room with clove)
The universe
asks me who what I want
in darkness and in light
My answer
echoes out beyond.
Is there any booze
available on this flight?
(Fast tattoo on the Hi Hat)
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Day 10: An illustrator's view of hope in Psalm 23
As much as I love words, sometimes a picture — an illustration — conveys a message that might not otherwise get through. That's why I'm sharing some snapshots I took of a book that just released this month, "Psalm 23," illustrated by Richard Jesse Watson. Take a look at these images and see if you can find hope…
And some of my favorites are the children inside the front and back covers:
I had planned to use a journal page from a friend today, but due to technical difficulties, you'll find one that I pulled together this morning. I've pulled words from Sandra Fox's devotional, "Lord Renew My Hope." I've been so enjoying her book, and she has written a piece just for you. Expect that in mid-March.
To download, click here.
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Friday sports briefs: COS basketball, rugby, local sign-ups
COS women's basketball team wins at Butte, Eagle men lose
OROVILLE, CALIF. – The College of the Siskiyous women's basketball team defeated Butte 62-49 on the road Thursday night. The Lady Eagles improved to 15-3 overall and 3-0 in the Golden Valley Conference. The Eagles men's team fell to Butte 69-61 to drop to 5-12 for the year. On Saturday COS is at home versus Shasta. The Lady Eagles play at 5:30 p.m. while the men's team begins play at 7:30 p.m.
State of Jefferson Elite Rugby Club at home on Saturday
YREKA – The State of Jefferson Elite Rugby Club is hosting its first game of the season on Saturday.
The squad is facing Humboldt at Lower Greenhorn Park beginning at 1 p.m.
The team opened the season last Saturday at Shasta.
Y-Hoops sign-ups coming up on Jan. 29 at Miner Gym
YREKA – YHoops is a developmental basketball program for boys in grades fourth to 10th. Their goal is to develop fundamental ball skills for youth and expose them to competitive basketball in the region. The goal this spring is to have five teams or more of fourth to 10th graders.
The cost per player is $240 plus $14 for an AAU membership (tourney fees, gym rental, uniforms, equipment, coaches, administration). A fundraising option is available to pay all costs. Visit www.leaguelineup.com/yhoops for details.
Earlybird sign-ups are at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 29 at the Miner Gym. A nonrefundable $30 deposit will be collected at this meeting to hold one's spot. Online registration will last for two weeks (Jan. 29-Feb. 8)
Practice starts on Tuesday, Feb. 19 and will be on Tuesdays and Thursdays. There is a maximum of 10 players per team allowed.
For more information, call YHoops Director Christian Birch at 340-2908, email him at email@example.com or visit www.leaguelineup.com/yhoops.
Baseball clinic featuring Erik Bennett is set for Feb. 2
YREKA – A baseball clinic will be held on Saturday, Feb. 2 at the Yreka High School in the little gym.
Children ages 8-12 will meet from 10 a.m.-noon and must pay $20. Children ages 13-19 will meet from 1-3 p.m. and must pay $25. There will be pitching, catching and some hitting. This is a fundraiser for Hibbard Field and will feature Erik Bennett, a retired major league baseball pitcher from Yreka who now the pitching coach for the Salt Lake Bees.
For more information, call Laura Healy at 598-2755,
Yreka ponytail softball sign-ups are coming up
YREKA – The 2013 Yreka Ponytail Softball season is just around the corner. Ponytail softball is for girls from age 5 to 16 as of Jan. 1, 2013. The cost to join is $45 per single player, $70 for two players and $100 for three or more players (in one family).
Sign-ups will be held at the Pacific Power Building, 300 S. Main St. in Yreka from 5-7 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 31, Tuesday, Feb. 5 and Thursday, Feb. 7.
Draft, for ages 10-16, will be at 9 a.m. on Saturday, March 2 at the Yreka YMCA. Practice will begin on or near Monday, March 4. New or returning players entering the 12U or 16U division and returning 12U or 16U players wanting to re-draft onto a new team must attend the draft. Opening ceremonies, pictures and a Hit-A-Thon will be held on Saturday, April 13 beginning at 9 a.m.
For more information, contact President Ron Budesilich at 340-2421 or Vice President Rob Jackson at 598-2871, or find them on Facebook.
Yreka Babe Ruth meeting for parents and coaches coming up
YREKA – The Yreka Babe Ruth Parents Association will hold its annual meeting for parents and coaches at 5:30 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 23 at Round Table Pizza, 735 S. Main St. in Yreka.
Tryouts for all new players will be at 9 a.m. on Saturday, March 23 at Hibbard Field in Yreka. Players need to arrive and warm up at 8:30 a.m.
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Landry Jones tosses 6 TD passes as Sooners avoid upset
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. -- West Virginia couldn't stop Oklahoma's Landry Jones. Tavon Austin and Stedman Bailey ran circles around the Sooners' defense.
In a wild finish, Jones got the last laugh.
Jones' 5-yard touchdown pass to Kenny Stills with 24 seconds left lifted Oklahoma (No. 12 BCS, No. 13 AP) to a 50-49 win over West Virginia on Saturday night.
Jones finished with 554 yards passing to break his own school record. His six TD passes tied another mark he holds. He needed a terrific game to offset the performances of Austin and Bailey.
Austin rushed for a school-record 344 yards and set a Big 12 record with 572 all-purpose yards. Bailey had 13 catches for 205 yards and four touchdowns.
"I'm incredibly proud of the team for holding it together as they did and to come back," said Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops. "Landry Jones, to lead those drives at the end of the game, such great precision and execution throwing strikes. (The) receivers made tough competitive catches and all of it together was really pleasing to come back and win away from home."
Oklahoma (8-2, 6-1 Big 12) had its conference title chances revived with Kansas State's 52-24 loss to Baylor.
"It proves in this league, you can get beat by anybody on any given day, and every team in this league has the capability of beating you if you don't come out to play," Jones said.
The Wildcats (10-1, 7-1) beat the Sooners earlier this season and can still clinch the league's automatic Bowl Championship Series berth with a win on Dec. 1 against Texas or with another Oklahoma loss.
Oklahoma has games left against Oklahoma State next Saturday and at TCU on Dec. 1. Any loss also would eliminate the Sooners from consideration for an at-large BCS bowl berth.
Oklahoma improved to 4-0 in road games this season. The Sooners also beat Texas at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas.
It marked the first time in 16 tries that Oklahoma overcame a fourth-quarter deficit to win dating to 2007. The win moved Stoops within 10 of Barry Switzer's school record of 157.
"They ended up making one more play than we did," West Virginia coach Dana Holgorsen said.
West Virginia (5-5, 2-5) lost its fifth straight game. After starting the season 5-0, the Mountaineers are still searching for an elusive sixth one to become bowl eligible.
The losing streak is the Mountaineers' worst since they lost six straight in 1986. It also was West Virginia's third loss at home this season. The last time that occurred was 2001.
The teams combined for 1,440 yards. The 778 yards surrendered by Oklahoma were the most in school history, surpassing the 616 yards allowed in a loss to Baylor last year.
West Virginia has failed to reach 100 yards rushing in its previous three games, so Holgorsen stuck Austin, a wide receiver, in the backfield.
"They just finally gave me the chance and I just took advantage of it," Austin said.
Austin broke the rushing mark of 337 yards set by Kay-Jay Harris against East Carolina in 2004. He also topped the Big 12 all-purpose yards mark of 375 set by Hollis Mitchell of Texas in 2000 against Kansas and the school record of 356 set by Garrett Ford against Pittsburgh in 1965.
Stoops called Austin's performance one of the best he's seen in the Big 12.
"He's right up there with anybody," Stoops said.
Geno Smith went 20 of 35 for 320 yards and four scores for the Mountaineers. He became the first quarterback to surpass 300 yards against the Sooners this season.
Oklahoma couldn't hang onto a 31-17 halftime lead. The teams combined for 31 points in the fourth quarter, including four touchdowns over the final seven minutes.
Austin's 54-yard run, plus a pair of Oklahoma penalties on the play, gave West Virginia the ball at the Oklahoma 8. Smith then lofted a ball that Bailey caught in the left corner of the end zone, and the Mountaineers had their first lead at 43-38 with 7:12 left.
Stills finished with 10 catches for 91 yards and four scores. His 7-yard TD grab with 4:10 left gave the lead back to the Sooners, only to have Bailey cap a three-play, 92-yard drive with a 40-yard TD grab with 2:53 left, his third of the quarter.
That was plenty of time for the Sooners, who took over at their 46 after Brennan Clay's long kickoff return.
Jones hit Justin Brown with a 36-yard pass. A 10-yarder to Brown put the ball at the West Virginia 14. On fourth-and-3 at the 5, Jones changed the play at the line and found Stills on a slant for the go-ahead score.
"Landry audibled out to for the touchdown and Kenny ran a great route," Stoops said. "He fought his way to the inside position and those are tough catches."
Smith's desperation pass as time ran out fell incomplete just short of the end zone.
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Come, Seek and Discover. Match India's medievalism to your heart, its girl trashing ways to your mind, and find a smelling experience that is yours alone. An India like no other. Dirty, Backstabbing and Cult Like. A Financier of Terrorism. DISGUSTING INDIA. COME, COME, EXPERIENCE!!!
Hi folks. I'm Modzilla Raypilla.
I am a Hindu boy from Bombay India.
I kiss Narendra Modi's feet.
I kiss the ground of beautiful India. ..
I worship Hinduism.
God bless India.
No thanks. Fukk third world India.
Hi there folks. ..
I am Butch. I am new here.
I kiss beautiful India and Modi. .
I adore India. ..
It is just that Mr. Zakaria leaves a bad taste with his meaningless diatribes.
Hi folks. I'm Mitchell Malcolm. .
I eat Hindu boogers from India. ..very nice and warm. .
I love Narendra Modi. He is THE MAN!
Praise Narendra Modi. He is my hero. .
Modi is marvelous and Fantastic!
I eat camel poop from Bombay Tastes like chicken LMFAO! ! ! ! !
Rupert and banasy FI ST my asss.hole. i just love it man....
Raype is India's national sport.
Modi loves young boys. From Myanmar.
Hi folks.
I just farted big time. ..it's a real stinker.
I eat green and yellow moist salty gooey boogers. ..Mmmmmm Tastes like chicken LMFAO! ! ! ! ! !
Lets talk about concept of transportation in India. Donkey carts were traditional mode. Ideal flat bed chassis for rayping. Tie a few hindus to the front for added donkey power and there you have it. No need for mechanical vehicles. Those are for civilized people
Hey you stupid mother fukker in blue at 9:15 and 9:19 troll.
Go sukk Modi's di ck. Nobody gives a rat's asss about your pig sh it jibberish.
Go fu kk your mother
What did Rio Grande say to Ganges? What is that swimming over your waters? Ganges replied feces excreted from China. Lol
Who is this blue troll mother fukker. .if I find out I'm gonna get a prison pass and bash his fukking teeth out.
Azzz hole
Like this is the best trash cnn can get to post..
You should talk
I pose this question to the folks on this forum. Is gang rayping terrorism or worse? From my moral perch, gang rayping is the worst form of terrorism for which there should be zero tolerance.
Based on this logic and the statistics coming out of CNN today, one can conclude that India is a nation of terrorists. 20% of women in India or 140 million have been rayped. This is about half the population of USA !!! Ya get that? !!!
:::There is a raype every 2 seconds in India
:::95% of hindus don't have toilets in India
Every single hour 82 American children go missing and are never seen or heard from again, says former FBI chief after years of investigations.
They are taken beneath Denver International Airport and have their organs harvested...others are sacrificed to the Devil in cult worship ceremonies by famous men you have heard of.
http://nypost.com/2014/07/30/fbi-se x-trafficking-bust-recovers-168-kids-some-never-reported-missing/
Americans are the most overly obese people on earth and they waste 40% of their food. Food is the single largest contributor to American dumps. They are also the most heavily drugged people on earth, spending about twice what they spend on "National Defense" on mind-altering drugs that make them fat and happy about being fat and stupid.
Their ongoing nationwide obesity epidemic has now spread to children and family pets. And they like it that way.
They like it that way?
Americans' goal is not obesity: the goal is adequate nutrition.
You've got to have your...well, you know. You can understand if I explain food groups.
You've got to have your...you've got to have some of everything.
Grains are best, and wheat growers are people too.
Do you have a Food Pyramid?
Lay off meat. Eat lots of meat-replacing soy constructions.
Minimum daily carbs.
Never take vitamin pills: cancer comes from those.
See a nutritionist. You've got to have your daily...
There has never been a "water shortage" in the USA. Americans use 25% of their potable water to process foods they end up throwing away.
California disagrees, you asshatp
The average US woman is visibly overly obese and butt ugly now. (www.peopleofwalmart.com)
NEW DELHI: The number of foreign women visiting India has dropped by 75 per cent in the past three months following a spate of seyx attacks that have made global headlines, a new survey has found.
The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (ASSOCHAM) says overall tourist arrivals are down 65 per cent year-on-year, with holidaymakers opting instead to visit other Asian countries such as Malaysia and Thailand.
Colorado Springs police veteran Joshua Carrier statutorily rayped over 80 boys and is now in prison for the rest of his life. He got away with rayping boys for 7 years before he finally got caught. I guess he's an Indian?
Every single US Catholic Archdiocese is now bankrupt from paying so many hundreds of millions of dollars in out of court settlement to victims families of boyr rayped by openly gay priests and bishops. Btw, the Roman Catholic Church is by far the richest organization on earth. Now that the US government is so many hundreds of trillions of dollars in debt to The World Bank, China, G.B., Caymen Island banks, etc etc etc.
^^^ Lying don't further your cause
The average Ivy League grad student cannot pass an 8th grade final. (National US Adult Literacy Survey)
That same 14 million dollar survey found that 1/4 of US adults cannot comprehend paragraphs of words without having pictures or video to help them understand what the author was trying to say.
A nationwide outbreak of children getting hurt in automobile accidents even though they were in their child safety seats prompted an FBI investigation. At fault was found child seat manufacturers printing their child seat installation instructions on the 10th grade reading level. Federal authorities then required to recall all of their installation instructions and reprint them using 8th grade words along with adding lots of pictures.
Proof that Americans are being dumbed-down just like Germans were pre-WW2.
Yes. The average US adult is now fat and stupid.
The vast majority of child raypes in the USA are kept secret from the police by parents, family members, and church goers. Even 12 year old girls rayped by their dad or other family member never call the police even after turning 18. They keep it a secret all their lives. So that the perps can keep on rayping kids.
Americans tell their kids they will burn in "hell" forever if they steal or fornicate too much. No kidding.
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Nate Silver discusses race in politics: Did Obama's race hurt his votes in some places? If so, how? And what might be done about it?
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Jen's White Burger
This sandwich looks a bit plain, but appearances can be deceiving. It's packed with flavor. Mustard, herbs and lemon zest season the meat, which is topped with wine-poached pears, sharp cheddar and pepper jelly. The recipe comes from Jen Smallwood of Portsmouth, Virginia.
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Turkey Burgers with Poblano Pesto Aioli
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Homemade Onion Jam and goat cheese make these juicy burgers extraordinary. You can fix the Onion Jam up to two days ahead.
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These burgers hold a surprise inside: a melty cheese-cranberry center.
Fire and Spice Beef Burgers
For an upscale twist on a Midwest favorite, add East Indian-influenced spices such as cinnamon and coriander to hamburger. Then instead of the traditional ketchup and mustard, brush the burger with sweet/hot pepper jelly. Serve in pita bread instead of a bun.
Bison-Zucchini Burgers
We created this burger in honor of South Dakota, the largest producer of bison in the nation. Pita bread holds the moist, tender burger, and it's topped with a cabbage slaw tossed with Thousand Island dressing. You can use lean ground beef if you don't have ground bison.
Grilled Portobellos
This simple, flavorful recipe comes from reader Doug Heiken of Grand Rapids, Minnesota. It's a quick, easy recipe to throw together if you have a vegetarian at a cookout.
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Every week, editors Adam Bryant and Natalie Abrams satisfy your need for TV scoop. Please send all questions to firstname.lastname@example.com or tweet them to @adam_bryant or @NatalieAbrams.
What's coming up on Parks and Recreation? - Kevin
NATALIE: Besides an elegant wedding? What the French call "le threeway sex." Yes, Tom's head just may explode if he gets his way and has a menage-a-Pawnee. What's more: One-third of that saucy triangle could be Ann. We'll wait while your head explodes.
Got any good SVU scoop? - Brad
ADAM: Thanks to Detective Rollins' black sheep sister (guest star Lindsay Pulsipher), the SVU squad will have another run-in with Internal Affairs' Sgt. Tucker (Robert John Burke). "He's the Javert of SVU," executive producer Warren Leight jokes. Tucker will get his claws into Rollins when she shoots her sister's deadbeat boyfriend to stop him from attacking her. There's just one little wrinkle: Rollins' sister recently took out an insurance policy on her babydaddy. "The question becomes," Leight teases, "did her sister set this up... to make the big score?"
I can't believe the doctors quit! What's coming up on Grey's Anatomy? - Will
NATALIE: Even though the doctors have left Seattle Grace, Meredith still has a mole back at the hospital who keeps her apprised of her patients' conditions and all the latest scoop on what's left of the hospital. Any guesses?
Will the hunt for Eli David and Jackie Vance's killer be resolved in this year's NCIS finale? - Frank
ADAM: That would make sense, right? Although executive producer Gary Glasberg tells us the effects of those murders on Ziva and Director Vance will be felt throughout the rest of the season, Rocky Carroll isn't so sure the case will necessarily be tied up. "This may be something that spills into next season," he teases. "I wouldn't be all that surprised if the resolve of this happens when [no one's thinking], 'Hey, this is the episode where we solve it.' It's going to be one of those things that catches us off guard again."
Is Jeremy really dead on The Vampire Diaries? How will Elena ever get over that? - Jessie
NATALIE: You'll find out if he's truly a goner before the next episode ends. But regardless of whether he lives, Elena is going to be in a bit of a state for a while. At times she will seem complete completely numb, while at others she will display a fiery recklessness that leads her to do something she might ultimately regret.
Why is Scott Foley's Jake such a creeper on Scandal? - Linda
NATALIE: Just because Jake was spying on Olivia via hidden cameras, it doesn't necessarily mean that he's a creeper - at least that's what Foley says. "Jake definitely isn't doing this on his own," he teases. "He was hired by a group or a person to keep an eye on her and to find out something about her." Certainly his boss/es didn't anticipate that he'd fall for Olivia. That will be one interesting date.
Any details on the Morgan-centric Criminal Minds episode? - Nancy
ADAM: Familiar faces! Executive producer Erica Messer tells us the show is finalizing deals for a lot of the actors who were in "Profiler, Profiled," to return, including Skipp Sudduth, who played Morgan's arresting officer Detective Stan Gordinski. The episode's case will "ultimately lead back to the youth center," where Morgan was sexually abused as a child, Messer says. "It will bring him more closure that he's been needing for six years."
Please tell me Negan is The Walking Dead comic book character that's coming before the end of Season 3! - Johnny
NATALIE: Johnny! As if The Governor isn't killing enough of our main characters, you want another sick and twisted dictator on the scene? But no, it's someone else. "We're going to keep that stuff in our back pocket, but everyone on our show is pretty excited about that character and looking forward to getting him on our show." So who is it then? I'd put my money on seeing Morgan (Lennie James) again.
Is this week's CSI: NY finale going to be the end of the series? - Katelyn
ADAM: "No one's told us to write it so that it ends," executive producer Pam Veasey says. Nevertheless, as has been the case for the past two seasons, the show's writers had to craft an episode - in which Mac & Co. try to solve a case of a police shooting of an unarmed man - that could serve as a fitting end for either eventuality.
Heather saw Cat and Vincent kiss. How are they going to handle that on Beauty and the Beast? -Sarah
NATALIE: Well, nosy sister Heather will expect a meeting with Cat's man, but the dinner doesn't go so well. Let's just say that Vincent does something that gives Heather a very bad impression. As a result, Heather and Tess will stage a "Vincent intervention."
Turkey Baster. Disgusting. That is all. Any Shameless scoop? - Steph
NATALIE: Just you wait, Steph. The baster was tame compared to what they'll do next in an attempt to get pregnant. It's probably the first and only time that we can say that Shameless and Parks and Recreation will share similar plotlines in the near future. (See above.)
That Suits finale promo is not a red herring, right? Mike is going to tell Rachel his secret? - Gina
ADAM: All we'll say is that Rachel's Harvard ordeal is not over. She tells Mike that she was rejected because of Louis' relationship with Sheila (which, remember, is a lie Louis came up with) and tries to use Mike's status as a Harvard "alum" to make a case against Louis. Will he help her or come clean?
Adam's Mega Rave:Nathan Fillion may not get to play the deeply emotional card that often on Castle, but he still knows how to make us feel his character's anguish. Now we can't wait to see him go all Liam Neeson and save Alexis!
Natalie's Mini Rant: This week on 2 Broke Girls, Andy Dick played a super-creepy (does he do anything else?), litigious "marionette manipulator." "I'm not drunk enough for this," Max says, and we were right there with her.
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Bitcoin—a pseudonymous cryptographic currency designed by an enigmatic, freedom-loving hacker, and currently used by the geek underground to buy and sell everything from servers to cellphone jammers. No, this isn't a cyberpunk artifact from Snow Crash or Neuromancer; it's a real currency currently valued several times higher than the US dollar, the British pound, and the Euro.
Bitcoin is a virtual currency, designed to allow people to buy and sell without centralized control by banks or governments, and it allows for pseudonymous transactions which aren't tied to a real identity. In keeping with the hacker ethos, Bitcoin has no need to trust any central authority; every aspect of the currency is confirmed and secured through the use of strong cryptography.
Over the last few months, Bitcoin's value has risen by an order of magnitude as the sagas of Wikileaks and Anonymous (among others) have highlighted the limits of a financial system which relies on centralized intermediaries. With a current estimated market capitalization of about $100 million, Bitcoin has recently graduated from a theoretical techno-anarchic project patronized by libertarians and hackers to a full-fledged currency prompting comment from technologists and economists. At the time of this writing, one Bitcoin (BTC) is worth about US$15.
So how does Bitcoin work? Is it really secure? And is it here to stay—or just another digital currency fad? Glad you asked.
Complexities of cryptographic currencies
The problem with purely digital currencies is that of double-spending. Economists in the audience will note that digital products like a movie or a text file are non-rivalrous. If you have a copy of my pseudo-trip-rock band's new MP3 album, there's still just as much MP3 to go around for everyone else who wants one. That's not a problem for files, but it is a problem with currency, since the whole point is that there's a limited supply. If you use a dollar at the grocery store today, you can't go out and spend that same dollar at a bar tomorrow.
The usual solution to the double-spending problem is a trusted intermediary. PayPal makes sure that you can't spend the same dollars twice by deducting them from your account before they get added to someone else's account. Visa, MasterCard, and every other bank and payment processor do the same. However, this centralized approach is the one that enigmatic creator Satoshi Nakamoto specifically tried to avoid in the original Bitcoin design. The idea was to use cryptography to create verifiable transaction records without the need to trust anyone but your own calculations.
The Bitcoin solution uses cryptography and an open transaction register. Whenever you spend a Bitcoin, you cryptographically sign a statement saying that you have transferred the coin to a new owner and you identify the new owner by their public crypto key. Whenever they need to spend the coin, the new owner uses his private key to sign it over to some further owner. As soon as a transaction takes place, the recipient (who has a very strong incentive to ensure that you don't spend the coin twice) publishes the transaction to the global Bitcoin network. Now every Bitcoin user has incontrovertible evidence that the coin has been spent, and users won't accept that coin from anyone but the new owner.
Mining and make-work
As a digital currency, Bitcoin suffers from a tangibility problem. Unlike other currencies traded online, you can't go to a bank and withdraw physical coins, so what are they? More importantly, where do they come from? Coins are essentially agreements between all the Bitcoin nodes to accept a particular coin as currency. They are created gradually according to a precise protocol in order to reward those who contribute and maintain the network, control the rate of creation of the currency, and maintain the integrity of the transaction list.
In a process known as mining, individual Bitcoin users attempt to generate new coins by checking the integrity of the transactions list. They confirm the previous transactions and attempt to solve a difficult proof-of-work problem which involves exhaustively trying different solutions. There are a very large number of such potential solutions, so the likelihood of finding the solution depends how many other people are looking for it and how much computing power you devote to the problem. The first client to find the solution announces its good fortune to the whole network and earns a little reward for itself in the form of some shiny new Bitcoins.
By finding the newest solution to the proof-of-work problem, a Bitcoin client confirms the history of previous transactions and moved the transaction register forward, allowing new debits and credits to form part of the next block that can be mined to earn more coins. Future coins can't be mined in advance, because the computation to find the new block (and hence create new Bitcoins) relies on the the chain of previous blocks and the history of transactions since the most recent block.
The number of new coins generated per block gradually decreases over time. It started out at 50 BTC, but will dwindle to zero sometime in future when all 21 million coins have been generated. Fortunately, coins can be divided down to the eighth decimal place, which may prove increasingly useful if their value grows.
What's a few coins between friends?
One of the difficulties with a novel currency like Bitcoin is adoption and valuation. The same was true when the greenback paper dollar was first introduced, and it's a real problem with any means of exchange. After all, a currency is little more than something useless but rare which everyone agrees to trade for useful things, whether apples or assault rifles. National currencies have the advantage that governments demand them in taxes and require them to be accepted, which provides both a particular market and a high rate of adoption.
So, why would anyone exchange their hard-won dollars for Bitcoins, or accept Bitcoins in exchange for real products like a carton of milk or a subway ride? As a currency, Bitcoin has a number of desirable features which are not found together in any other currency. Cash has features like anonymity and eminent portability, but also comes with the downside that you have to physically move it from place to place to use it. Credit cards and other trust-based electronic currencies can be used instantly over any distance, but you have to attach your real identity to the purchase.
Bitcoins combine the advantages of the two methods. Using Bitcoins, I can buy a racy t-shirt from Tibet and computer time from China without either merchant knowing who I am, or my bank knowing what I bought. This is useful not just for those purchasing questionable items (the downside of anonymous currency flows), but also for those who don't want merchants, banks, or card companies to be able to build up detailed profiles of their life, likes, and habits.
Since they're useful, some people want to use Bitcoins. Since some people want to use them, merchants have an incentive to accept them in order to attract the business of those customers.
This simplified economic model is not uncontested. Ars tech policy contributor Tim Lee has publicly criticized Bitcoin's economic model, both from the point of view of external market forces and over the internal incentive structures inherent to the protocol. Tech and economic policy commentator Jerry Brito provides a counterpoint, emphasizing Bitcoin's decentralizaion, which makes it very hard to control, but concedes that it is very hard to distinguish between a currency bubble and currency value.
Bitcoin's anonymity has already attracted Congressional attention. Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) this weekend blasted Silk Road, an online drugs outlet that allegedly relies on TOR to obfuscate Internet traffic and Bitcoins for payment. "It's an online form of money laundering used to disguise the source of money, and to disguise who's both selling and buying the drug," Schumer said.


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City agrees to release info in police hearing
ROCKFORD — The city has reached a tentative agreement with its police union to release information union leaders say is pertinent to their case against Chief Chet Epperson.
Police Benevolent and Protective Association Unit 6, which represents Rockford rank-and-file police, wanted the city to turn over police reports, officers' notes, memorandums and other materials they had requested through a subpoena for use in a disciplinary case against Epperson.
The city had said the request included privileged information that should not be disclosed publicly.
The Rockford Fire and Police Board of Commissioners met today to hear the union's motion to force the city to release the records. Hearing officer Ian Linnabary, the board's secretary, took a more pragmatic approach by asking both parties to come to an agreement about releasing the documents.
So three sets of lawyers — two representing the union, two serving the city, and one on behalf of Epperson — convened in private for about an hour to reach an agreement. In the end, the city said it would release the information to the union Wednesday after redacting portions it believes are subject to attorney/client privilege and would not be subject to disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act.
The full documents without any information blacked out could be released to the union if both sides agree to a protective order. The order means the information will not be shared publicly.
The union's attorneys and Epperson's counsel said they prefer the documents be released without restrictions. But the union abided by Linnabary's request to compromise with the city, union attorney Dan McGrail said.
"If we go to a hearing, the key word is if, I want everything to be presented to this board," Epperson's attorney, Thomas McGuire, said. "The public has a right to know, and I don't want any limitations."
McGuire maintained his previously argued position that the board has no authority over the police chief. He said Mayor Larry Morrissey, with advice and consent of the City Council, has legal authority over Epperson, who was not at the hearing. An April 2006 story in the Register Star said the board voted 2-1 to promote Epperson as chief.
McGrail and Dan Cain, who each appeared with Union President Terry Peterson, also asked the board to allow them to subpoena witnesses during a probable-cause hearing. Linnabary denied that request, saying the board has not previously allowed witnesses to be subpoenaed for such a hearing. If the board decides there is probable cause to conduct a full discipline hearing against the chief, both sides would be allowed to subpoena witnesses.
Cain argued that officers were afraid to testify against the chief and needed to be compelled to do so by subpoena. Epperson's attorney said he also would welcome allowing subpoenas at a hearing.
"I've heard several times this accusation that the police officers fear the chief of police," McGuire said. "There's a lovely word that covers that: hogwash."
The board will meet again at 9 a.m. Monday to discuss outstanding issues and hear Epperson's motion to dismiss the complaint. The probable-cause hearing, initially set for Monday, will be rescheduled pending the results of next week's meeting.
The union's attempt to seek disciplinary action against the chief stems from an Oct. 30, 2013, welfare check at the home of Lloyd Johnston, president of the NAACP's Rockford branch.
Johnston attended Tuesday's hearing but wasn't asked to make any statements to the board. He told the Register Star he had not appeared to support the chief or the union but to present the truth if asked.
Johnston's ex-wife had called police from New York asking for a welfare check on their adult son, who lived with Johnston and his wife, and had falsely said there was a history of physical altercations between the two. One officer's aggressive approach and threat to "kick in the door" took Johnston aback, he said, so he attempted to contact Peterson by phone. When he couldn't find Peterson's number quickly, he called Epperson's cellphone. A supervisor was sent to the scene, and Johnston's son came to the door to prove to police that he was OK.
Union leaders say Epperson undermined officers and potentially threatened the safety of Johnston's son because he didn't ask police on the scene for any details before instructing Johnston to wait for a supervisor.
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The X Factor: Final Four Compete for the Finals
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It's all up to the audience now.
The final four contestants on The X Factor sang their hearts out Wednesday night for a spot in next week's final, and audience votes alone will determine which act gets eliminated on Thursday night and which three will advance - with no sing-off or judges' votes to decide. Additionally, the show isn't going to reveal the rankings of the Top 3, meaning that viewers won't know who the frontrunner is heading into the finals.
For the second week in a row, the acts each performed two songs - one of their choosing and one selected by them and their mentor (though Demi Lovato is the one judge with no contestants remaining). Here's a breakdown of each performance.
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Finally, Romney's Opponents Take Aim
At last, the rivals who were supposed to savage front-runner Mitt Romney in the final weekend before Tuesday's primary in New Hampshire got down to business.
In the opening minutes of their debate Sunday on NBC's Meet the Press, several of those chasing Romney in the polls let fly the roundhouse punches they'd been pulling through weeks and months of TV debates.
Fittingly, the first to fire was Newt Gingrich, the former House speaker, who had been far more reticent the night before in an ABC debate. On Sunday morning, that Newt gave way to a surly version, snarling at Romney for exceeding a time limit: "You can blow right through that red light because you're the front-runner."
A moment later, Gingrich was telling Romney to "cut out the pious baloney."
Many had expected Gingrich to lead in taking Romney down, because his own sudden ascent in the Republican presidential firmament last month ended when Romney's superPAC spent millions of TV ad dollars attacking him.
That wound was on full display in the debate's climax moments, as Gingrich challenged Romney to deny the superPAC was run by his former staffers. Romney all but laughed in acknowledging this much ("Of course they're my former staff") but a moment later denied any coordination between them and his current campaign.
Romney said he hadn't seen the ads – apparently meaning before they aired – but then ticked off several of the charges included in them. In each case, Romney added, the charge was true.
Debate moderator David Gregory of NBC encouraged the several contestants to speculate on Romney's electability. And while none would flat-out predict Romney's defeat by President Obama – in the moment – all suggested they would prefer a candidate who posed a stronger contrast with the incumbent. In other words, themselves.
But once again, as on Saturday night and in earlier debates, the questions were directed at the individual candidates in ways that diverted the discussion from Romney to his rivals. What rights did Ron Paul think Americans should be guaranteed by government? What would Rick Santorum say if informed his son was gay? How would Jon Huntsman deal with a hostile Democratic leader in Congress?
Such a distribution of questions is, of course, entirely right and proper. Viewers just tuning in to the campaign have every reason to start at the beginning, at least with the six candidates still in the running. The purpose of a campaign, from the public standpoint, is to air and consider the views and agendas and proposals of all viable contenders.
But for the contestant and their campaigns, the purpose of debates is to further one's own prospects in relation to all their rivals. And from that standpoint, this long series of more than a dozen confabs has operated to Romney's benefit. On Sunday morning, as in the earliest meetings last spring, Romney spent most of his time smiling – even beaming.
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